A new nurse to the unit is assigned a preceptor. Which skills does the preceptor usually assist the new nurse in performing? Select all that apply
A) Clinical nursing skills
B) Routine unit activities
C) Policies and procedures
D) Feedback questionnaires
E) Leadership expectations
Answer: A, B, C
Preceptors usually are assigned to nurses who are new to the nursing unit to assist them in learning routines, policies, and procedures and in improving clinical nursing skills and judgment necessary for effective practice in their environment.
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